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I am trying to prepare artifact name prefix using GitHub Actions that will replace project name special characters with hyphens. I have this piece of code: strategy: matrix: project: - ...
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I am writing a API for a program. The program has a native support of "globed" paths such as img-0*.png. I would like to know how to be sure that there is at least a file satisfying that ...
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I has three files in working directory by Visual Code. file1.py dir.py/file2.txt dir.py/file3.py I want 'find in file' only py extension, In other words, file1.py and file3.py. First, use 'files to ...
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In the bash script below I want to get only the digits and only the letters from a variable that has both. #!/usr/bin/env bash set -eu both="abc-123" letters=${both//[^a-zA-Z]*/} # digits=$(...
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I recently upgraded one of my project's ParcelJS from version 2.13.3 to 2.14.4. Everything works as expected, except for the glob imports. JS import images from "../../../img/gallery/*.jpg"; ...
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I was playing around with Path objects and found an interesting behaviour. When testing with python3.11, Path.glob returns a generator object. >>> from pathlib import Path >>> >&...
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Given that gitignore use Glob pattern instead of regular expression The official guide tells that an asterisk * matches anything except a slash / I am wondering if an asterisk * can match just ...
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I am attempting to do a column update in SQLite where if a certain string exists, update the column EXCEPT if it matches a particular string. Note, I can't use an EXCEPT statement in the select query ...
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When I migrated to fish from bash, I found glob patterns like "tmp[0-9][0-9].pdf" aren't supported. Then, recently fish has stopped to support the ? wildcard: $ fish --version fish, version ...
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I am trying to verify that certain file paths are "valid", using a glob pattern. For example, I expect the following pattern: '/Users/*/path/to/program' to match with: '/Users/username/path/...
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Look to those regex find /tmp/MG/virt-manager-5.0.0/ -maxdepth 1 -type f |grep -v [^a-z]+\.[^a-z]+ /tmp/MG/virt-manager-5.0.0/.mailmap /tmp/MG/virt-manager-5.0.0/virt-manager /tmp/MG/virt-manager-5.0....
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I'm trying to send a GET request that has bracket characters ('[]', '{}') in the query parameters which makes JMeter (v5.6.3) think I am trying to use globbing. I have been testing my API using ...
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In The docs for the new Astro 5.0.0 release, the new syntax for content collections is introduced docs are here In there, I see a glob pattern **\/[^_]*.md but not how this should differ from **\*.md. ...
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So I'm trying to use Python to analyze images of cells taken in multiple wells of a 96 well plate. I was able to generate a csv of my data from said images from each field and group them by well. I ...
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I'm trying to read csv file based on date in file name. Below is my code: import pandas as pd import numpy as np from pathlib import Path import glob import io date_6='2024-05-15' date_6_1 = '*' + ...
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I'm observing strange behavior from my script only in WSL on 9P mounts (Windows disks, like /mnt/c/...). Glob expantion of asterisk (*) in for loop results in duplicates on next invocation if there is ...
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I'm new to Perl and seem to have come across some behavior that I don't understand and was unexpected. I'm trying to write a function that attempts to load a config file from a list of possible ...
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I'm attempting to write a for loop that opens each image in a folder, processes it, and then outputs it back into the same folder. The problem is, when I run the script, nothing happens. I just see ...
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I have an rm command that does not work in a Makefile but when I copy it to the shell it works: $ make clean rm paper.{abs,blg,pdf,aux,log,bbl,out,xmpdata} rm: cannot remove 'paper.{abs,blg,pdf,aux,...
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I am new to React Native. After running "npx create-expo-app@latest", npm is throwing multiple package related warnings. npm warn deprecated [email protected]: This module is not supported, and ...
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My source folder is /dist, and I want to run a NW.js script in /tool/nw.js. Why does it throw the glob pattern error about not finding the srcDir (/dist) folder? It works when using glob:false in the ...
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Why doesn't this work? This glob pattern works for build tools like ESLint, but with TypeScript it fails to resolve the files. // ❌ Doesn't detect files // tsconfig.a.json "include": [ &...
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I am trying to combine multiple CSV files into an Excel worksheet so I can analyse my data. So far I have been able to create the worksheet with the names of the CSV files as the tabs, but in the ...
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I am working on a golang project using gin and go templating. My templates are in a structure like so: C:. ├───components ├───display .... I would like to add subdirectories to organise the templates,...
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I am building a snakemake pipeline for some bioinformatics analyses, and I'm a beginner with the tool. The end users will be mainly biologists with little to no IT training, so I'm trying to make it ...
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